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「東南アジア華人」研究会

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概要

This workshop aims to historicize the lived experience of "being Chinese" in Southeast Asia by looking at how economic, political, cultural, and ideational processes have contributed to defining, producing, and reworking "Chineseness" in various colonial and national arenas in Southeast Asia over time. "Chinese" everyday life, ascription, and self-identification in Southeast Asia have been shaped by transnational migration, by colonial and national states and their projects of modernity, by global capitalism, and by discourses of "Chineseness." The historically problematic status of the Chinese-- variously defined as economically dominant, political subversive, and culturally different--has been a source of ethnic tensions, principally expressed through economic nationalism, political disenfranchisement, assimilation-integration debates and campaigns, and (as in the case of Indonesia) riots and outright violence. Yet "Chinese" identities have been far more complex, multiple, and protean than is presupposed by either scholarship or public policy or popular imagination. With the rise of China and East Asian (both Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia) regional growth and integration, "Chineseness" has been reconfigured in line with changes in state policy, the popularity and impact of "overseas Chinese" studies, and the vicissitudes of globalization. Our aim is to highlight, through a focus on Indonesian Chinese in comparative regional perspective, the ongoing reworkings and negotiations of "Chineseness" and the challenges they pose for inter-ethnic coexistence and cooperation in Southeast Asia.

平成20年度の研究会

1. Joint International Workshop on Chinese Identities and Inter-Ethnic Coexistence and Cooperation in Southeast Asia
2. 日時：平成20年 7月4日（金）～5日（土）
3. 場所：京都大学東南アジア研究所東棟2階会議室(E207)
4. 共催：グローバルCOEプログラム「生存基盤持続型の発展を目指す地域研究拠点」
5. プログラム：
   DAY 1：June 4 (Fri.), 2008

   13:00－13:15: Opening Remarks

   Professor Kosuke Mizuno, Director, CSEAS　

   13:30-15:30　Session I: Networks and Localities

   ・Peter Post, (Netherlands Institute for War Documentation) Peranakan Elite Family Networks and Southeast Asia's Indigenous Royalty: Status, Modernity, and Identity
   ・Tatsuki Kataoka (ASAFAS), The Baba Culture in Thailand

   15:45-17:45　Session II: Claiming Citizenship

   ・Elizabeth Chandra (Keio), The New Indigenes: Chinese-Indonesians and the 2006 Citizenship Law
   ・Caroline Hau (CSEAS), Blood, Land, and Conversion: The Politics of Belonging in Jose Angliongto’s The Sultanate
   DAY 2： July 5 (Sat.), 2008

   10:00-12:00　Session III: State and Chinese

   ・Ay Mey Lie (Amsterdam), Ethnic Chinese in the Indonesian Armed Forces: Identification and Participation in Historical Perspective
   ・Nobuhiro Aizawa (IDE-JETRO), Delivering Citizenship: DEPDAGRI and the Chinese in the 1980s

   13:00-15:00　Session IV: Limits of Representation

   ・Nobuto Yamamoto (Keio), Clandestine Words: Persbreidelordinnantie in the 1930s Indies
   ・Junko Koizumi (CSEAS), Beyond the Assimilation-Sinicization Framework: Studies of the Chinese Society in Thailand Reconsidered from Historical and Local Perspectives　

   15:15- 17:15　Session V: Interrogating Identities

   ・Yumi Kitamura (CSEAS), Reconstructing Indonesian-Chinese Cultural Identity in Post-Suharto Indonesia
   ・Thung Ju Lan (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia, CSEAS Visiting Research Fellow), The Search for Chinese Identity and Culture among Chinese Indonesians during the Post –Suharto Era　
6. Funding for the workshop was provided by CSEAS and the G-COE Program
7. Coordinator：　HAU, Calorine （CSEAS)

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